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So I am a 23-year-old college student majoring in finance and economics.

I'm considered a homeless student. And I was raised by a single mother and breaking a lot of family curses and a lot of first, first generation college student.

And that is all

to say, you know, I want to create financial freedom for myself and I believe I have the right

mindset of doing so. And this pertains to my question of me being a believer in God. And how do I

handle the comments people make not necessarily financially saying that I can never get there,

but why should I in the first place?

Like, why would I want to?

The mindset of being financially free, and they say, you know, Jesus says it's easier for the camel to go through the eye of a needle than for someone who is rich to make it to heaven,

which is true, but they pretty much make it seem I'm evil or am doomed given I want to be

wealthy. And, you know, I know being wealthy requires intent, so I have to stay focused,

but it's starting to mess with my mindset of like, oh, like, is this wrong? You know know because I value Jesus and I who are

the they who are the they that are saying these things to you um just people like come in

contact with whether it's like you know even family or well honey you're going to come in

contact with ignorant people your whole life yeah yeah just, I wanted to know like.

I don't mind answering it for you, but we can't fix their biblical illiteracy.

Okay.

So I can, for instance, I can take that scripture and let's talk it through, okay?

So that comes from the story of the rich young ruler who came to Jesus and he said master i want to follow you

and jesus said go and sell all that you have and serve the poor and then you can follow me and

the story says he went away with his head hung low because he was very wealthy and he didn't want to

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